Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-02-11

sire peace. IN france G0ns oOul00ger
leads. One peculiar thing would strike
the people influence the policy OF the
rulers.
Another American bank de'aulter has
been captured at Winnipeg. The criminal
is James Wilson Kehoe, who is charged
with having swindled the National Shoe
o. Leather Bank OF Newark, N. j., out OF
about $500 several months ago, and
with having committed forgery and other
crimes. Kehoe consented to 20 quietly
back, believing he could be extradited. He
says he had the money hid and can pay all
but about 5000 back. It is understood
that the bank officials have promised not
p osecute.
DR.. William Thorndyke, q prominent
physician Of Milwaukee, died OF typhoid
pneumonia, disease which is very preva-
lent in Milwaukee.
The steamer Bourgoyne, which sailed
from New York, had on board as passen-
gers Cardinals Gibbons and Tascherean.
Both are going to Rome to receive from
the Pope their red hats.
Hon. H. H. Price, elected,
has left home for Washington.
Gov. Foraker OF Ohio has appointed
William H. Taft, Judge of the superior
court, vice Judge Harmo on, resigned.
May Foster, of Dies Moines, charged with
killing her dissolute companion, was &C.
quilted.
The amendment which Mr.. Parnell pro-
posed to address in reply to the queens
speech is as follows: The relations be-
tween the owners and the accupiers OF land
in Ireland have not been seriously dis.
turbed in the cases OF those who granted
to their tenants such attachments as were
demanded by the prices OF agricultural
and pastoral produce. The remedy Tor the
| crisis in Irish agrareon affairs will be
found not in an Increased stringency OF
! procedure, or in the pursuit OF such novel,
doubtful and constitutional measures as
those recently taken by her majesty's gov
| eminent, but in such ref orm of the law and
! system OF government as will satisfy the
| needs and secure the con 6dence OF the Irish
| people.
The British steamer Blair Athol has
| foundered in the Black sea. Twenty per-
sons were drowned.
Rev. George w. Bovine, former rector OF
St. Peters Protestant Episcopal church
at Salisbury, Md, who went ever to the
Ro man Catholic church last November,
has applied for readmission into the Epis-
copsal church.
In the Hungarian diet Premier Tia, al
luding to the general European pre-
partitions for war, said: So far as
Autria- Hungary was concerned, pure
ly precautionary measures had been
undertaken in order ii, in the face oil
preparations oil other states, peace should
be disturbed. Austria might be able to
protect her own interests.
Mr.. Gladstone, in an article in the Feb
ruary number OF the Nineteenth Century,
says: Though Ireland formerly gained
concessions from England through fear, an
attempt by Ireland to repeat her former
tactics would be like warning against beav.
en- now. England's strength as compared
to Ireland's is as ten to one. He would
rather rely upon Eng'and's innate sense
OF justice. Mr.. Gladstone defends the
American donations to Ireland on the
ground that they have donc much to stave
off famine. Foreign dona tions, if in aid of
q bad cause, make it shade worse, but
| il in q good cause serve to remind us of our
duty. To the contention that the grant
| ing OF home rule to Ireland would be to
| hand the government over to the Nation
alists, Mr.. Gladstone replies that if ma
! tionalism is to prevail, it is unwise to ex-
asperate it to a spirit OF vengeance.
The president made the following nomi-
nations affecting the war ordnance depart
| ment: Lieut.. Col. James Nj. Whittle-
more, to be colonel; Maj. Francis H. Park
er, to be lieutenant colonel: Capt. John
| A. Kress, to be major.
The president to-day approved the act
granting pensions to soldiers and sailors
OF the Mexican war, also for cavalry and
| light artillery, and for the construction oil
quarters. barracks and stables at certain
army posts.
Senator Nearest OF California is sick
| ~pS& T. To- sn1 So
Senator Mcmillan has reported favorably
the senate bills for bridges across the Red
river Of the North, to be built by the
Duluth & Manitoba and the other BY the
Crookston Il Southwestern.
the remonstsance OF A. c. Walker and
ninety.tive other citizens of Farley, Iowa,
against the repeal Of the oleOmargarine
tax law. He also presented the petition
| OF the Holstein- Friesian association in
favor of the Miller pleuro- pneumonia bill.
Mr.. Hall presented the petition of the So
ciety OF Friends of Iowa in favor of the
senate bill for arbitration of differences
between nations.
Benjamine J. Chamberiin, cashier OF the
stock yards commission firm of Combes,
counts. The exact amount 10 not known,
but the firm say it may reach 81, 900 or
$4,000: Chamherlin is thirty year, OF age,
married and lives in excellent style on
Prairie avenue, The family is highly con-
nected, and his father, r. H. Chamberlin, ia
superintendent of the Chicago e. Rock IL.
land railroad. Chamberlin was arrested
and held in bonds Of 1000.
The steamer Guyandotte started from
New York Tor Norfolk. Va. When off Long
Branch an explosion occurred in the after
part OF the saloon, by which Capt. Kelley
and James Justia were slightly injured.
The explosion u believed to have been
from dynamite packed in Q satchel that
had been LETT in the closet room by q strik.
er who loaped ashore just before the eteam.
i er sailed. The Guyandotte returned to the
! city ~ .>~a.. l., .5>%r r. III
Mrs. Maiina Olsen was, appointed post
mistress at Spangels, Becker county, vic<
Ole S. Olsen resigned. Also the following
in Dakota: Hans Anderson Foss, Port
land, Trail county, vice II. A. Langley re
signed; Jos. +. King, Wales, Burlsigt
county, vice BENZ. F. Slaughter resigned
Herman J. Vanterlinder, Harrison, Doug.
las county, vice L. Markus removed; Lew.
is Raymond, Howell, Hand county, vice
4 w. r. Howell resigned; Jas. R. Barry. Ink
II aknr Hso nd ForHa VIZ M 8.